Sentence examples for instances estimated from inspiring English sources

Illnesses caused by the 24 known gastroenteritis pathogens were, in most instances, estimated by using models that scaled counts of laboratory-confirmed illnesses up to an estimated number of illnesses with aggregate multipliers to adjust for underreporting and underdiagnosis factors that contribute to an illness not being reported to public health agencies (1 ).

The Pew study, for instance, estimated that 770,000 people worked in green energy.

The European Union, for instance, estimated the relative purchasing power of Poland's 38 million people at just 39percentt of the union's existing average.

One data broker, for instance, estimated that more than 250,000 Web sites apprise consumers that they share data with third parties.

A 2007 study by Teachers College, Princeton and City University of New York researchers, for instance, estimated that society could save $209,000 in prison and other costs for every potential dropout who could be helped to complete high school.

A recent paper by the Inter-American Development Bank, for instance, estimated that the impact of Chinese output variations on Latin American economies has tripled since the mid-1990s, while the effect of American economic wobbles has halved.

Moody's Analytics, for instance, estimated that the payroll tax cut, combined with an expansion of jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed and a few other measures, added a percentage point to growth in 2011.

The United States Energy Information Administration, for instance, estimated this month that the price of the benchmark West Texas Intermediate, often called W.T.I., could fall as low as $49 a barrel or rise as high as $192 by the end of next year.

Fox's numbers for the film's first four days were somewhat higher than the estimates of other studios (Jeff Blake of Columbia Pictures, for instance, estimated $112 million for its four-day opening), but even so it was clear that the movie did not open as strongly as "Spider-Man".

The Peterson Institute for International Economics, a reputable but strongly pro-T.P.P. research organization, for instance, estimated that U.S. national income would grow by a hundred and thirty-one billion dollars a year by 2030 under the trade deal, a numbilliont many T.P.P. adollarss repeat as evidence of its magnitude.

For instance, estimated values for wheat averaged at −72.4 kcalmol-1[ 45].